The notion of transitions to democracy in Latin America invites reflections on the political legacies of authoritarianism, the prospects of justice restorative or politically co-opted, post-conflict reconstruction and reconciliation, the ebb and flow of the so-called pink tide, manipulative populisms, and the re-encroaching of neoliberalism in the present period of radical transitions.
This conference aims to prompt consideration and re-evaluation of those transitions, successful or otherwise, that have formed and often deformed Latin America as a notional entity.
Organised by the Centre for the Study of Post-Conflict Societies
With the support of:
Post-Conflict Transitions: Latin American Democracies there and then here and now 
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